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| − | A defunct [[Minneapolis]] [[APA]] founded July 12, 1972 (after the demise of [[Blue's APA]]) by [[Mike Wood]] who was editor for its first eleven years. It was one of the most active [[APAs]] of the 70s and 80s, being collated at intervals of two to five weeks. | + | A defunct [[Minneapolis]] [[APA]] founded July 12, 1972 (after the demise of [[Blue's APA]]) by [[Mike Wood]] who was editor for its first eleven years. Minneapa was more or less the official APA of the [[Minnesota Science Fiction Society]], although it's unclear if it was ever formalized whether it was "more" or "less". It was one of the most active [[APAs]] of the 70s and 80s, being collated at intervals of two to five weeks. |
It died around 2000 or shortly after, and the last issue was number 400. | It died around 2000 or shortly after, and the last issue was number 400. | ||
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* [[Dan Goodman]] -- ''[[Lost Angel]]'' | * [[Dan Goodman]] -- ''[[Lost Angel]]'' | ||
* [[Fred A. Levy Haskell]] -- ''[[Applaud]]'', ''[[Beautiful Friend]]'' | * [[Fred A. Levy Haskell]] -- ''[[Applaud]]'', ''[[Beautiful Friend]]'' | ||
| + | * [[Marty Helgesen]] | ||
* [[Arthur D. Hlavaty]] -- ''[[Minie Ball]]'' | * [[Arthur D. Hlavaty]] -- ''[[Minie Ball]]'' | ||
* [[Denny Lien]] -- ''[[All Lies and Jests]]'', ''[[Electric Bumblebee Sandwiches]]'' | * [[Denny Lien]] -- ''[[All Lies and Jests]]'', ''[[Electric Bumblebee Sandwiches]]'' | ||
* [[Margie Lessinger]] -- ''[[Late Entry]]'' | * [[Margie Lessinger]] -- ''[[Late Entry]]'' | ||
* [[Loren Lounsbury]] -- ''[[Redneck]]'' | * [[Loren Lounsbury]] -- ''[[Redneck]]'' | ||
| − | * [[Lee Pelton]] | + | * [[Lee Pelton]] |
* [[Blue Petal]] -- ''[[Running Dog of the American Imperialist Hippies]]'' | * [[Blue Petal]] -- ''[[Running Dog of the American Imperialist Hippies]]'' | ||
| − | * [[Sarah Prince]] | + | * [[Sarah Prince]] |
* [[J. Ian Schumeister]] -- ''[[Funny Papers]]'' | * [[J. Ian Schumeister]] -- ''[[Funny Papers]]'' | ||
* [[Will Straw]] -- ''[[Arfur]]'' | * [[Will Straw]] -- ''[[Arfur]]'' | ||
| − | * [[Geri Sullivan]] | + | * [[Geri Sullivan]] |
| − | * [[Matthew Tepper]] | + | * [[Matthew Tepper]] |
| + | * [[Craig VanGrasstek]] | ||
* [[Mike Wood]] -- ''[[Radiant Vectors]]'' | * [[Mike Wood]] -- ''[[Radiant Vectors]]'' | ||
* [[Jim Young]] -- ''[[The Plumbing of Pluto]]'' | * [[Jim Young]] -- ''[[The Plumbing of Pluto]]'' | ||
Latest revision as of 06:52, 29 July 2021
A defunct Minneapolis APA founded July 12, 1972 (after the demise of Blue's APA) by Mike Wood who was editor for its first eleven years. Minneapa was more or less the official APA of the Minnesota Science Fiction Society, although it's unclear if it was ever formalized whether it was "more" or "less". It was one of the most active APAs of the 70s and 80s, being collated at intervals of two to five weeks.
It died around 2000 or shortly after, and the last issue was number 400.
Contributors and Apazines:[edit]
- Jeff Appelbaum -- Poke
- Caryl Bucklin -- Zeugma, Crystalloid Critter
- Nate Bucklin -- O'Toole
- Frank Denton -- The Mysterious Captain Tin
- Tom Digby -- Probably Something
- Ken Fletcher -- Woggle
- Mike Glyer -- Hippophagy
- Dan Goodman -- Lost Angel
- Fred A. Levy Haskell -- Applaud, Beautiful Friend
- Marty Helgesen
- Arthur D. Hlavaty -- Minie Ball
- Denny Lien -- All Lies and Jests, Electric Bumblebee Sandwiches
- Margie Lessinger -- Late Entry
- Loren Lounsbury -- Redneck
- Lee Pelton
- Blue Petal -- Running Dog of the American Imperialist Hippies
- Sarah Prince
- J. Ian Schumeister -- Funny Papers
- Will Straw -- Arfur
- Geri Sullivan
- Matthew Tepper
- Craig VanGrasstek
- Mike Wood -- Radiant Vectors
- Jim Young -- The Plumbing of Pluto
OEs:[edit]
- 1972-83 -- Mike Wood
- 1983 -- Matthew Tepper
| Publication | 1972—2000 |
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